
The World Health Organization estimates that vaccines save two to three million lives every year and could save one and a half million more if everyone had the ability or willingness to take them. There...

Note: Anti-intellectualism as a concept, and social issue, is a difficult and multi-faceted problem. Take this entire article with a grain of salt. It has become all too common on internet forums, in...

Lakeside’s endowment comes in at just under $230 million. The 158 individual funds that make up the endowment support Lakeside’s financial aid, summer school, GSL and LEEP programs, and provide teacher...

Imagine walking across Red Square and opening the doors to Bliss Hall, only to find yourself face-to-face with a robot. It stands five feet tall, with a rectangular face showing a video feed of a staff...

Climate change hasn't been in the news much lately. With rampant failures of justice, a fraught political situation, and, of course, a pandemic, all demanding immediate attention, it is easy to lose focus...

On December 17, after speaking at assembly, Dr. Lisa D. Cook met with Aaron Z. ’23 for an interview on economics and racial and gender equity. Q: What does your work focus on? A:...

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According to The National Center for Fair and Open Testing, or FairTest, two-thirds of US colleges have gone test-optional or -blind through fall 2021. For clarification, test-optionality and -blindness...
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Following the 2020 election that saw Vice-President Joe Biden win an estimated 306 electoral votes to President Donal Trump’s 236 (that is wrong), we asked three students in Lakeside’s Math of Democracy...
Lauren R. ’21 and Leyla R. ’21
December 7, 2020 • No Comments
For all the negativity and concern, the events of election week went pretty smoothly. The images of businesses being boarded up prior to November 3rd were jarring, yes, but the 2020 Presidential election...
Recent Opinion Stories
December 7, 2020
Many things have changed schedule-wise for school, with the asynchronous day being shifted from Wednesday...
Winter (In)formal: It’s Time to Go Virtual
December 7, 2020
Something that’s been sorely lacking in our dehydrated school environment is the usual mixture...
A Different Kind of Climate Change: The Political Climate in America and at Lakeside
December 7, 2020
The presidential election is finally over, and we now have a chance to relax and reflect on what has...
January 13, 2021
Four Years of Growth: Lakeside’s “New Works Festival” “Among bears and dragons and taxi rides, the shining works in Lakeside’s senior...
January 12, 2021
The latest installment in the Ryan Murphy Cinematic Universe is here, and this time, it’s a movie musical. “The Prom,” based on the Broadway musical...
January 12, 2021
The core of the SCP franchise is built on the unknown: the films are created from the viewpoint of a cold, efficient NGO. As such, something like Bigfoot...
The E-Empire Strikes Back: Gaming and Esports in the Pandemic Age
January 12, 2021
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Throughout Seattle’s history, hockey has always been a crucial part of the city’s vibrant culture, starting in 1915 with the Seattle Metropolitans, Stanley Cup winners, and continuing with the Western Hockey League’s Seattle Totems. However, since...
Recent Sports Stories
January 9, 2021
It’s not often that an athlete makes it to the professional level. To play D1 sports is in...
The Profound, Emotional Journey of Being a Seahawks Fan
December 7, 2020
A look at my Apple Watch will reveal a conspicuous spike in my heart rate every Sunday from 10 o’clock...
Sports Update: Cross Country and Crew Carry On in COVID
November 8, 2020
Like many other activities, in-person sports at Lakeside have had to be canceled due to the pandemic....
January 12, 2021
It’s been a year of firsts, and for the residents of Queen Anne, Washington, it seems this year has one more surprise in store: a rare snowy owl making...
January 12, 2021
2020 has been a whirlwind of a year. From once-in-a-lifetime conjunctions to planets in Retrograde, many interesting astrological events have occurred....
January 12, 2021
Outdoor trips are an integral part of the Lakeside experience. Backpacking, rafting and kayaking are seen as opportunities for students to step out...
January 12, 2021
The Mental Health Advocacy Committee Interview
January 11, 2021
January 11, 2021